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Republican Alan Rohlfing says he can ‘restore public trust’ as Jackson County Executive 03.09.2026 15:02
Rohlfing, a U.S. Army veteran, is running against Democrat Stacy Lake in November to become the next Jackson County executive. He says he would focus on providing “world class customer service” if elected.
Lawsuit says 11-year-old boy was attacked by students in a Kansas City, Kansas, school restroom 02.09.2026 10:35
An 11-year-old boy was allegedly physically and sexually assaulted in April at Eisenhower Middle School in Kansas City, Kansas. In August, the district’s school board received notice of a pending $5 million lawsuit for failing to prevent the attack.
Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves on her tenure and the search for a new top cop 01.09.2026 36:36
At the end of July, Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves announced that she is retiring from her role leading the department after four years. She joined KCUR’s Up To Date to look back at her time as the first woman to serve permanently as KCPD chief, and to discuss the department’s future.
Head Start leaders in Missouri and Kansas say looser federal rules could hurt services 31.08.2026 23:04
The Trump administration has proposed eliminating a majority of its regulations for the federal early education program Head Start. The government says the changes would put rulemaking in the hands of the states and could result in higher enrollment, but local Head Start leaders worry about causing "inconsistency."
North Kansas City is planning for long-term growth. Leaders want your input. 29.08.2026 16:45
Located just north of the Missouri River, North Kansas City has grown by more than 20% since 2020. Mayor Jesse Smith says it’s time to make updates while maintaining the community’s “small-town feel.”
Kansas City rapper Flare Tha Rebel gives hometown tough love on new album ‘Dear City’ 29.08.2026 20:00
On his new album “Dear City,” Jeff Shafer’s socially-conscious hip hop celebrates what makes Kansas City great, but also reflects on what changes are needed to make the city even better.
Port KC president champions public funding for Country Club Plaza redevelopment plan 28.08.2026 13:59
The public agency voted to issue nearly $1.5 billion in bonds and tax breaks to Gillon Property Group early this week. Jon Stephens, the president and CEO of Port KC, says the deal is critical to the revitalization of the historic Plaza neighborhood.
Book recs: Kansas City writers and professors share the reads they can’t stop thinking about 27.08.2026 46:21
As students across the Kansas City metro dust off their books and head back to school, our literary experts recommend titles perfect for reading deeply, just like you’re in English class yourself.
Mayor Quinton Lucas says Royals deal is a 'positive economically' — even if economists disagree 26.08.2026 45:08
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas joined KCUR's Up To Date to discuss the city council's $600 million funding package for a new Royals ballpark, what he'd like to see in the city's next police chief, the future of the Country Club Plaza and more.
Democrat Stacy Lake wants to ‘clean up the mess’ as Jackson County executive 25.08.2026 22:31
Lake, an attorney who won the Democratic primary for Jackson County executive, is running against Republican Alan Rohlfing in November. The county has struggled under a dysfunctional legislature, and the interim executive was recently indicted on federal bribery charges.
Johnson County will spend nearly $1.2 million to restore prairies and other habitats 24.08.2026 14:34
Johnson County Parks and Recreation Department got money to restore a range of habitats in the region — including prairies, woodlands and wetlands — to strengthen natural prevention against flooding and pollution.
How the University of Kansas is working to increase Indigenous representation in news media 22.08.2026 11:01
Two new grants received by the University of Kansas — worth $50,000 and $7,500 — will help train the next generation of Indigenous journalists.
Kansas City Council member Crispin Rea defends Royals deal as a 'transformational moment' 21.08.2026 23:12
After the Kansas City Council approved $600 million in funding for a new Crown Center ballpark on Thursday, Councilmember Crispin Rea called the deal a major accomplishment for the city. It will hold the Royals to $55 million over 30 years for community improvements, but some community groups say that's not enough — and want a public vote.
90.9 The Bridge celebrates 25 years of fostering music discovery in Kansas City 20.08.2026 23:46
The public radio music station first went on air 25 years ago Wednesday. The Kansas City broadcaster has become a champion for local artists and music discovery, and serves as the home for Current matches on the radio.
What does Kansas City want in a new police chief? Here’s what community leaders say 20.08.2026 28:24
With Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves retiring after four years, leaders around the metro say the next top cop will need to build on progress in addressing violent crime and repairing police-community relationships. They also want the Board of Police Commissioners to open the hiring process more to the public.
Casual Animal Brewing brings out packed crowds to listen to educational lectures over a beer 19.08.2026 19:41
“Think And Drink” talks are hosted by experts who have covered everything from the Red Scare to the history of Santa Claus. The series is a collaboration between the popular Crossroads brewery and several other local partners, including Linda Hall Library and UMKC.
Kansas has few opinion writers left. Is the state losing the ability to tell its own story? 18.08.2026 25:20
In “Opinionated: Kansas Journalists Who Proved Why Commentary Matters Then and Now,” Clay Wirestone, opinion editor of the Kansas Reflector, tells the stories of the writers who came before him, and contemplates the importance of the form today.
Could a Kansas Democrat finally win a U.S. Senate seat after 9 decades of Republicans? 17.08.2026 20:00
The GOP has dominated U.S. Senate elections in Kansas since the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt. But Washburn University political scientist Bob Beatty says Democrat Adam Hamilton could make this November’s election against incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Marshall unusually competitive.
Kansas City Council member Johnathan Duncan raises concerns about 'fast-tracked' Royals deal 15.08.2026 15:15
The 6th district council member told KCUR's Up To Date on Thursday that his constituents want the city to negotiate a stadium deal that is more beneficial to residents. He said they also want more transparency from Kansas City's leaders.
Food recs: Kansas City's best dive bars and neighborhood joints 15.08.2026 46:05
Strawberry Hill in Kansas City, Kansas, has perhaps the most concentrated collection of dive bars in the metro. But no matter what neighborhood you’re in, Kansas City has a place for drinkers and diners looking for a low-key hang with decent food and cheap drinks.
Kansas City area superintendents see fewer staff vacancies as a new school year begins 13.08.2026 33:26
Independence's superintendent said the district still needs to hire two elementary teachers, while Kansas City Public Schools has around 13 vacancies in "core content areas." Improving literacy and math comprehension remain top priorities.
Kansas City lost nearly 8,000 jobs due to immigration enforcement. But communities remain resilient 12.08.2026 15:39
Some immigrants in Kansas City are changing their work hours and shifting other parts of their daily routine to avoid encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. A new study found last year’s surge of immigration enforcement resulted in nearly 8,000 jobs lost in Kansas City.
What to know about Interim Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota's federal indictment 11.08.2026 15:18
Jackson County government has developed a reputation for pervasive corruption. The most recent blow was the federal indictment of Interim Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota, who is accused of trying to bribe a rival candidate.
Kansas City landmarks help tell 'Ted Lasso' origin story in new season premiere 10.08.2026 22:47
The episode was filmed in Kansas City last summer, and the production team worked directly with the city’s film office to select locations and recruit a primarily local crew.
Lawrence band The Roseline hopes their new album will make people feel less alone 09.08.2026 17:34
The ninth studio album of the Lawrence, Kansas, band The Roseline, was a piecemeal project a year in the making. The band’s founder, Colin Haliburton, hopes people will relate to the lyrics that touch on personal experiences.
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